Meet Benjamin, whose premature birth left him with some developmental catching up to do. Find out how the Neurodevelopmental Follow Up Program at Cardon Children's Medical Center is working with Benjamin's family to get his speech and fine motor skills on track.
Part of Banner's EDGE (Evaluation, Development, Growth and Enrichment programs), the Neurodevelopmental Follow Up program is dedicated to children in their first years of life, when development is most crucial.
The program is recommended for infants who were born early and have spent time in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). It is also available for children ages 0 to 3 whose primary care provider has specific concerns about their patient's development.
It offers a multidisciplinary approach, comprehensive therapies and continuity of care that, for Benjamin, involves many of the same medical professionals who were with him at birth and during his stay in the NICU.
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25 фев 2014
